Bill Hopkins Fayetteville City Schools Superintendent

Bill Hopkins Fayetteville City Schools Superintendent

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Many of you are waiting to see how your child's classroom experience will look like this fall, especially after the state superintendent unveiled his "roadmap to reopening" last week.

We have been talking to superintendents all across north alabama.

Joining us now is bill hopkins, the new fayetteville city schools superintendent, formerly morgan county schools superintendent.

Bill, good morning.

Before we talk about your new school system, we know you cannot talk officially about morgan county, buy give us an sense of how schools were faring as far as preparation?

Fayette city schools - of course in tennessee.

We understand you will be operating under the blended learning model when the fall session starts august 3rd.

Go into that for us?

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What should parents be doing now to help prepare their children for what's ahead?

Let's talk about well- being of children.

The american academy of pediatrics says kids need to be physically present in school when it starts back in the fall evidence shows the academic, mental and physical benefits of in-person learning outweigh the risks from the coronavirus.

What's your take on that - especially when considering how often children should be back in the classroom?

Bill hopkins, the new fayetteville city schools superintendent, thanks for joining